A Beautiful Mind.

Re-opened.
But not only to write this time.

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I like the simple yet elegant beauty these Victorian houses have, makes me want to live in one.
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They don't look huge though. Not like the mansions I picture myself living in sometimes. . But I can live in a small house as well. Just as long as it is clean ( I soooo cannot stand dirty environment ),and peaceful.

This picture reminds me of something childish, like cartoons. But I still like it.

I don't have a favourite food. Or a favourite colour. Infact I don't have favourites in a lot of things, but I still prefer somethings over others. Like blue, white and black. I prefer them to all the other colours. Blue, because it has a calming effect on whoever looks at it, white, because it symbolizes purity, and black, because it goes with whatever I wear; It matches every other colour.
As for food, I prefer heavily spiced food over others. Can't really stand eating saltless meat or soup or any other food that is supposed to contain spice, but doesn't. My moods change so frequently. Today I want this, tomorrow, that, and the day after tomorrow, those. Me sef. . . .
Before I forget, sleeping pattern has improved. I still wake up at night, but it's better than before, I only wake once during the night. And that is it. Whopeee.
Now to the real reason why I opened this thread.
It's about the ASUU strike. Most of the Lecturers sitting their lazy behinds at home expecting 109% increase (109%!!!) do not even deserve the salary they were receiving before the strike began. Those ones hardly even carried out the job they were employed to do in the first place. Among those who are on strike are the sick old men who are bored with their wives at home and then decide to take advantage of the innocent, who they are supposed to be training, in order to satisfy their sexual desires, also, the lecturers who dictate their hand-outs to students as the course work for the semester and then tells the students to buy the same hand-outs or fail the course, then the ones who outrightly demand bribes from students before they give pass marks to them and the finally the ones who show up in class less than half the number of times they are supposed to in a semester--oh, and also included are lecturers who cannot deliver a decent lecture to save their lives; they are probably there, simply because they graduated with a first class degree. All of these, all, along with the good ones, are on strike because ASUU declared that they are not getting paid enough.
Sigh.
What I think the Government should do is instead of just signing an approval of a universal salary increment, is that it should set up a body or organization to monitor and access the work the lecturers carry out and decide, from the result of the accessment, what each lecturer should be receiving as his salary. But such a thing is impossible in a country like Nigeria, what with the corruption everywhere, the Government would simply sign the agreement and then go and continue living their lives with next to complete indifference about what goes on in the Universities. Or maybe if the monitoring/accessment body is set up, it would be practically useless, since it would be filled with greedy officials who would rate even the worst lecturers highly, provided their hands were oiled well enough.
So as it is now, ASUU is still on strike, demanding its ridiculous 109% increase, which I don't think the FG would agree to, and leaving students at home, wasting precious time.
Nigeria. When will all this end?